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Anonymous Posted 14 years ago
Grammar

present perfetct & present continuous

I am really confused , i don't know when we should use present perfect ?

for example what is the difference between these two sentences?
1.Rob hasn't studied very hard this term.
2.Rob isn't studding very hard this term.
  

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Rob hasn't studied very hard this term. The mid-term exams show that Rod got bad grades. We are looking back on the past from the time the term began to now.

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  • Rob hasn't studied very hard this term.
  • The mid-term exams show that Rod got bad grades.
  • We are looking back on the past from the time the term began to now.
  • Rob isn't studying very hard this term.
  • I am Rob's roommate, and I watch him every day.
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1.Rob hasn't studied very hard this term. The mid-term exams show that Rod got bad grades. We are looking back on the past from the time the term began to now.
2.Rob isn't studying very hard this term. I am Rob's roommate, and I watch him every day. This is what I see - he plays computer games and does not study.
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